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This linear physiographic unit consists of a series of north-south irregularly trending escarpments with steep, terraced eastern faces and flat to gently inclined western slopes. The topography was formed by the exposure and consequent erosion at the ground surface of alternating beds of unequally resistant Permian-age limestones, sandstones, and shales, which dip gently to the west.
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